Category: Divorce & Separation

Family Mediation Week 27th – 31st January 2025

This week is Family Mediation week which runs from 27th – 31st January. With all of the different types of mediation available it is important that those considering mediation understand the options for this and what might work best, so what are the different types of mediation? Zoe Rose our Head of Family at Hedges […]

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Why Non-Court Dispute Resolution IS the Better Choice for Families

As we approach Family Mediation Week (27-31 January), it is the perfect time to reflect on the importance of mediation in resolving family disputes.  Mediation Week is held annually to raise awareness of the virtues of this settlement process, emphasising its role in reducing conflict, fostering communication, and achieving amicable solutions for families in crisis.  […]

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Five Top Tips for Co-Parenting over the Christmas period

Christmas is an exciting time for children filled with fun, food and festivities. However, for parents who are separated, the run up to Christmas can be a difficulttime, particularly if the arrangements for the children have not been agreed.  Here are our top tips for separated parents for navigating this period. Five Co-Parenting Tips: 1. […]

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What is Spousal Maintenance?

Spousal maintenance (also known as spousal support) is a financial arrangement between divorced or separated couples, where one person pays a regular sum of money to the other to help meet their living expenses. Spousal maintenance is usually paid for a fixed period of time often linked to key events like children reaching certain milestones […]

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A Neurodiverse Perspective on Family Law: Understanding and Support in Challenging Times

Divorce and separation are inherently complex, demanding a clear understanding of legal frameworks and a compassionate approach to individual needs. This is especially true for neurodiverse individuals, who may experience heightened challenges navigating the emotional, social, and procedural complexities involved. Understanding the Concerns of Neurodiverse Clients Neurodiverse individuals often face unique anxieties and concerns during […]

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Navigating Divorce when a Pension is Already Being Drawn Down

Divorce is a challenging time, particularly when it comes to dividing assets and planning for financial stability post-separation. With pensions and what to do with them being the number one cause for confusion for separating couples. In circumstances where one person is already drawing their pension things can become even more complex. Lets look at […]

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How To Start Divorce Proceedings: A Simple Guide

Weddings and civil partnerships are brimming with joy, hope, and promises of forever. But amidst the cake tastings and venue scouting, a conversation about prenuptial agreements (prenups) can feel out of place. However, a prenuptial agreement can be a powerful tool for couples to enter marriage or civil partnership with clarity, open communication, and financial security.

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Royal Ascot Week: What happens to the horses in a divorce?

Weddings and civil partnerships are brimming with joy, hope, and promises of forever. But amidst the cake tastings and venue scouting, a conversation about prenuptial agreements (prenups) can feel out of place. However, a prenuptial agreement can be a powerful tool for couples to enter marriage or civil partnership with clarity, open communication, and financial security.

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